CUBS TALK: Ok, now were talking "5" straight loses. Will the Cubs be able to shake this losing streak?

Question

Thankfully they are off today. They begin a 9 game Road Trip tomorrow night (Friday) in Cincinatti against the Reds.

Sept 5-7: At Cincinatti

Sept 8: Day Off

Sept 9-11: At St. Louis

Sept 12-14: At Houston

Sept 15: Day Off

Answer 1

You're right just got caught by the Astros at the wrong time.

At

September

The

Righteous

Ones

Shine

Answer 2

They should be fine. They will win tomorrow. The things they should focus on is keep everyone healthy.

Too bad the magic number is not small because brewers is not far away. Otherwise some key players can relax and just focus on the playoffs.

Answer 3

well it sucks that they lost all those games at home, but the astros were hot and every team has their ups and downs.  lucky for us, the brewers have not been able to capitalize at all.  they'll be fine, just need to make sure we rest harden and big z and finish the year strong.  want to go into the playoffs playing well so we dont fall flat on our faces (like last year).

Answer 4

Do the words "1969" ring a bell?  Ack-ack aaaaaaaagh!

God bless the Chicago Cubs!

Answer 5

Most likely

Answer 6

I be your lucky rabbits foot...

Just rub me for good luck!  ;)

Answer 7

Of course they'll stop the skid. Brewers just got swept so we're still fine. Playoffs are in the bag as far as im concerned. My biggest fear is that Z and Harden wont be healthy for the playoffs. I dont see them going very far without at least one of them healthy and on top of their game. The offense will take care of itself. Too much talent not to.

Answer 8

I believe your additional details statements are accurate.

Answer 9

Yes but looks like they can start another really soon looking at their upcoming road schedule

Answer 10

Get ready , you know it's going to happen .

CUBS WILL "CHOKE" !!!!

Answer 11

Yea they will. They may not have Zambrano for a couple of starts but we have a deep rotation and Lou will probably get the team pumped up before the next game to get the bats alive.